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| Posted On: | 13-Apr-2003 |
| From: | "Roxanne Bracewell" [bracerox.....net] |
| Subject: | Re: [roatan] Roatan Communities |
As you know we bought property on the east end CampBay and I was wondering if they have had any problems down there ? We are presently building a beach cottage and by the way thanks for all the info group,on cabinet makers ,solar and sat dishes very helpful.I am little nervous this week as my son 7 and superman my husband are going to be there.If anyone lives near there maybe you could stop by,only gringos there I am told shouldn't be hard to find. Lot 12 .Thanks again to all Roxanne ----- Original Message ----- From: "Steve " To: Sent: Monday, March 31, 2003 11:39 PM Subject: [roatan] Roatan Communities > Dear Roger, > > I lived in the West Bay area for six months and enjoyed it, but I was up the > hill on the ridge. A lot of nice people live in West Bay. > > Anywhere in Roatan you will find a social scene in my experience. Roatan is > great in that you can find a comfortable group no matter what your budget as > well, since the communities range from very low cost to more expensive. > There also isn't a lot of snobbery on Roatan. One of the wealthiest people > I know there is a real down home type of person who I spent quite a bit of > time talking to about solar energy before I even realized he had more money > than I ever would. > > You don't say what nationality you are, but there are people from Europe, > the UK, the US, some from South America, Canada, other Central America, > mainland Honduras, a few from Africa and maybe an Aussie or two. It makes a > nice multinational mix. > > There are also planned communities where you can let more of the cares rest > on someone else. You can see a list of those at: > http://www.roatanet.com in the Community Living Section. > > I also lived in an islander community where I was the only gringo and made > some good friends there. That was in 1995 when I came to Roatan to live the > first time. The islanders were very patient with me as I did silly things, > like use WAY too much of the community water one day by accident. > > One area that fascinates me is the East End, since I have never lived there. > I have had friends who lived in Oak Ridge and they seemed to really enjoy > it. When I'd visit, time seemed to take on a little different quality there > on the key-a sort of suspension of time, if that makes sense. > > > > > Best regards, > Steve > Moderator - Send cries for help to steve.....com > www.roatanet.com - Visitors Guide to Roatan and the Bay Islands > www.travel-to-honduras.com - Your Travel Guide to Honduras > > > > > > > > > > > Get a FREE REFINANCE QUOTE - click here! | |
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